The Reset command restarts the Wireless Gateway just like turning the device off and on. Saved settings are retained, but tally counters are restarted from zero after the reset. The Reset panel contains the message “Do you really want to reset this device?” and a YES button. If you do not want to reset the Wireless Gateway, exit the panel without clicking YES; otherwise, clic k YES and the reset process will begin.
Tools — Factory Reset
A factory reset restarts the Wireless Gateway and returns all of its settings to their default values. The Factory Reset panel contains the message “Do you really want to factory reset this device?” and a YES button. If you do not want to carry out a factory reset, exit the panel without clicking YES; otherwise, click YES and the factory reset process will begin.
Note: The Wireless Gateway must be reconfigured after a factory
reset.
Tools — Print Test
The Print Test command lets you test an attached printer and the connection to it. The Print Test panel contains a Port Selection control and a Test button. The Port Selection control is permanently set to LPT, the internal name for the Wireless Gateway's printer port.
To test the printer and the connection to it, click the Test button. If a connection to a printer can be detected, the message “LPT: On line” will appear and a Test Page will be printed out to the printer; otherwise, “LPT: Off line” will be displayed.
Tools — PPPoE Connect and PPPoE Disconnect
If the Wireless Gateway is set for a PPPoE
Note that if you are using a manager console, and connection scheduling is in effect (see “Advanced Settings — Manager Console”), the PPPoE Connect command will work only when the schedule allows connection to the WAN.
When you click PPPoE Connect, there might be a delay of a few seconds; then the message “PPPoE Connecting...” will be displayed until connection is successful. If for
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